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See yourself at Twilio
Join us as Staff Software Engineer for Twilio Stytch’s Agent team and help build the future of agent identity. You will be a foundational member of a team pioneering the next generation of authentication, verification, and identity solutions that will empower AI developers and protect users globally.
About the job
You will help scale Stytch’s core product as we bring Stytch capabilities to Twilio’s full customer base, delivering secure, developer-first identity experiences. You’ll design and lead implementation of systems that power authentication, authorization, and emerging agentic and non-human identity use cases. You’ll partner closely with product and engineering leadership to set direction, deliver high-impact features, and evolve our platform for Twilio’s scale. This is a rare chance to operate like a startup within Twilio: you’ll work in a high-ownership environment with startup speed, backed by Twilio’s reach and scale.
We're seeking a talented Staff Engineer who brings deep hands-on technical expertise, a strategic mindset, and a passion for building secure, developer-first experiences. You'll thrive in this role if you excel at navigating ambiguity, enjoy tackling complex technical challenges from scratch, and